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Vinyl siding is not a hip topic. You do not hear it mentioned much at the bar and grill when you eat lunch. Yet when you drive home, you notice that more and more homeowners are giving stucco and synthetic stones the heave-ho in favor of this product. What do they know that you may have missed?

Two of the main points of windows for home safety are to provide an escape for fires and to help prevent falls. The Window Safety Task Force of the National Safety Council reminds parents that windows play an important role in both of these areas.

Garden windows are becoming increasingly popular by those with limited space to plant vegetables or herbs in, as they make it possible to enjoy gardening year round.

When it comes to vinyl siding, we're convinced that it can change things for your home, and for the better. We're so convinced that we've got a list of ten ways that it will do just that. Curb Appeal: Nothing looks better than a freshly painted house, right?

Trading a bathtub for a walk in shower is smart, as many homeowners have elderly family members living with them whose mobility is limited. Perhaps a kid had a sporting accident and needs help bathing.

While you can sometimes improve the performance of existing windows, if your windows are older or damaged it might be a better to invest in and install new, energy efficient replacement windows.

Most people take their windows for granted until they have to replace them. By far the most popular choice, nearly everyone goes with vinyl windows when buying replacement windows.

When it comes time to replace your home’s siding, you will have many options to choose from, however, one of the most popular options currently available is vinyl siding. Recent years have seen an upswing in the popularity of vinyl siding as more homeowners discover the benefits of this option.

Thinking about shower stall options in your bathroom has possibly been a dream of yours for a while, especially if you've never been happy with the way your current shower looks or operates.

The question “How Much Does a Sunroom Cost” is a difficult one to answer because it is dependent on so many factors and variables. In Part 1 we discussed size, foundation as well as location and attachment.